Nothing special about Stonewalls, but nothing terrible either. Â The ambiance is dark with the bar up a couple steps which is surrounded by tables and chairs in the rest of the restaurant. I had a late lunch/early dinner here which was a crab cake burger with fries. Â The fries were a bit limp, but because the crab cake came with tartar sauce I dunked the fries in that, so before I knew it half my plate of fries were gone. Â I'm a big fan of tartar sauce, and even though the tartar sauce was just average I had to hold myself back from eating the whole cup. Â
The crab cake was good, but I took the cake off the bun ...hey, if I'm going to fill up on carbs, I'd MUCH rather eat fries than a bun! Â The crab cake was very soft so I imagine it would have been a mess trying to eat it in the bun. Â But, since I was using a fork it was fine for me.
Darn good food here and I'm not a fan of hotel food.
Wonderful fresh salad. The burger was fantastic, good quality meat, freshly ground and tender. Huge portions. If this place were much much closer to where I live, I would definitely come back. It's the sort of place you go when you want good quality basic American fare. The food isn't creative or artistic, but just plain mmm-mmm good comfort food.
Oh yeah, you can also play Wii here. I got a big kick out of watching a bunch of suits drinking beer, being very focused and competitive about Wii bowling and totally ignoring the game that was on the screen.
Run away. Â Save your money. Â I usually avoid hotel restaurants and bars, but the company said eat here and we'll pay for it. Â I feel bad now. Â The menu is very limited. Â Eating late, I skipped the adult beverages and had a Sprite - over $3! Â The crab and spinach dip was good, but at over $13 it seemed like it should have come with more than corn chips. Â I opted for the organic greens which came out looking like a microscopic salad drenched in balsamic dressing. Â At nearly $9 I could have bought tem pounds of salad.
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